Ryuichi Sakamoto – Anger / Grief

More images

Genre:	Electronic
Style:	Breaks, Downtempo, Experimental
Year:	1998

Tracklist

		Grief (Amon Tobin Remix)	6:57
		Anger (Rare Force 2 Meg Mix)	5:11
		Anger (Talvin Singh Remix)	7:01
		Anger (Chocolate Weasel Bad Hair Day Mix)	7:40
		Anger (Original Movement Edit By Fernando Aponte)	3:35

Filter by

Format

Labels & Companies

Country

Year

4 versions

Image	,	–			In Your Collection, Wantlist, or Inventory	Version Details	Data Quality
	Anger / Grief CD, Single	Ninja Tune – zen cds67	UK	1998	UK — 1998	Recently Edited
	Anger / Grief 12", 33 ⅓ RPM	Ninja Tune – ZEN 1267	UK	1998	UK — 1998	Recently Edited
	Anger / Grief CD, Single	Ninja Tune – zen cds67	Canada	1998	Canada — 1998	Recently Edited
	Anger / Grief 12", White Label, Stickered	Ninja Tune – ZEN 1267	UK	1998	UK — 1998	New Submission

FLuViRuS Nov 4, 2006
Edited 17 years ago
referencing Anger / Grief (CD, Single) zen cds67
I'd just like to comment that track 5, Anger (Original Movement Edit By Fernando Aponte) (3:35), is *not* the original version, which is 5:38 long, even if they may sound similar. The edit is not a simplistic "cutting short" of the piece at its tail-end either; it takes place inconspicuously throughout the piece, such that the resulting edit sounds a lot more restless, and somehow angrier. Credit to Fernando Aponte for the easily glossed-over effort.
scoundrel Apr 30, 2004
referencing Anger / Grief (CD, Single) zen cds67
Ryuichi Sakamoto, one of Japan’s electronic music pioneers, has his modern classical tracks, <I>Anger/Grief</I>, worked over in a big way. How big? Well, Amon Tobin goes dark and spooky on “Grief”, while Rare Force run “Anger” through some martial hip-hop. Talvin Singh inserts his trademark tabla ‘n’ bass in “Anger” and Chocolate Weasel takes a different approach: it’s a cacophonous din of horns and drums. The original “Anger” is also included -- it’s interesting just to hear how different the remixes are.